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The C# guide provides many resources about the C# language. This site has many different audiences. Depending on your experience with programming, or with the C# language and .NET, you may wish to explore different sections of this guide.

• For brand-new developers:
  • Start with the Introduction to C# tutorials. These tutorials let you explore the C# language interactively in your browser. From there, you can move on to other tutorials. These tutorials show you how to create C# programs from scratch. The tutorials provide a step-by-step process to create programs. They show the language concepts and how to build C# programs on your own. If you prefer reading overview information first, try the tour of the C# language. It explains the concepts of the C# language. After reading this, you'll have a basic understanding of the language, and be ready to try the tutorials, or build something on your own.
• For developers new to C#:
  • If you've done development before, but are new to C#, read the tour of the C# language. It covers the basic syntax and structure for the language, and you can use the language tour to contrast C# with other languages you've used. You can also browse the tutorials to try basic C# programs.
• Experienced C# developers:
• If you've used C# before, you should start by reading what's in the latest version of the language. Check out What's new in C# for the new features in the current version.

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